Well, for the cost of the truck, fit and finish should be better. I’ve got misaligned body panels. Also, I feel the interior should be upgraded as there’s a fair amount of flimsy plastic, I.e. the vents for one. The ride is really good, much better than expected. Overall, I’m happy, just a little disappointedLets talk about the little likes (and dislikes) about our Hummer EV (edition 1) and share our experiences...
Perspective is pretty interesting here. I actually think the fit and finish (for everything else you get in the truck) is exactly what I would have expected. Don't get me wrong, I would always want things to be better. But when I compare it to my sisters Model X Tesla, which cost a lot more, I feel like I am getting a LOT more for the money! The fact they fit all this crazy tech, the removable panels, the 4 wheel steering, crazy acceleration, etc and that it is a halo vehicle, I am actually surprised it didn't come in at a higher price point! I mean they even fit in heated AND cooled seats, AND heated rear seats!Well, for the cost of the truck, fit and finish should be better. I’ve got misaligned body panels. Also, I feel the interior should be upgraded as there’s a fair amount of flimsy plastic, I.e. the vents for one. The ride is really good, much better than expected. Overall, I’m happy, just a little disappointed
The misaligned panels are my biggest gripe. Just reminded me of the old GMPerspective is pretty interesting here. I actually think the fit and finish (for everything else you get in the truck) is exactly what I would have expected. Don't get me wrong, I would always want things to be better. But when I compare it to my sisters Model X Tesla, which cost a lot more, I feel like I am getting a LOT more for the money! The fact they fit all this crazy tech, the removable panels, the 4 wheel steering, crazy acceleration, etc and that it is a halo vehicle, I am actually surprised it didn't come in at a higher price point! I mean they even fit in heated AND cooled seats, AND heated rear seats!
I think they also had to balance the interior on cost, functionality, ruggedness, and ease of maintenance (how easy is it to clean) - so given that, I feel like they did pretty good.
misaligned panels must be some of the tech they copied from Tesla 🤣🤣🤣The misaligned panels are my biggest gripe. Just reminded me of the old GM
Every vehicle I have ever owned with remote start had lights that came on after I started it. Tbh I never really thought anything of it.There are certain things that I would change (I HATE IT that the lights come on when you remote start the vehicle). I mean, let's advertise to the whole world that I'll be getting into my truck soon. No more sneaking out of work early, let's let carjackers know when to be ready, let's piss off the neighbors when I warm up my truck in the early morning (with my headlights pointed at their house), etc...
Can I have a setting that disables this?!?! I don't see how any government appointed safety official could have a problem with that (or I could be wrong). I mean, I guess there's about a 1 in 10 billion chance that someone might not see my truck there (in the dark with no headlights on) and walk into it and knock themselves out and then get run over in the parking lot. I'm sure someone will explain to me the reason for this (and I bet it has to do with ICE vehicles and doesn't make sense for EVs).
I think Tesla does the cabin conditioning well, you basically set the temp in app and it goes to that - no lights, or anything. Seems like they are the only one.Every vehicle I have ever owned with remote start had lights that came on after I started it. Tbh I never really thought anything of it.
The difference (I suspect) is Tesla is not fixated on cabin conditioning as being a "remote start." It's separate from getting prepared to drive/starting the engine as you would in an ICE vehicle, while GM and others seem to be coming from the mindset that you're necessarily preparing the vehicle to be driven (hence the lack of camping modes/dog modes they have in Teslas, which are also not driving-related).I think Tesla does the cabin conditioning well, you basically set the temp in app and it goes to that - no lights, or anything. Seems like they are the only one.
There are certain things that I would change (I HATE IT that the lights come on when you remote start the vehicle). I mean, let's advertise to the whole world that I'll be getting into my truck soon. No more sneaking out of work early, let's let carjackers know when to be ready, let's piss off the neighbors when I warm up my truck in the early morning (with my headlights pointed at their house), etc...
Can I have a setting that disables this?!?! I don't see how any government appointed safety official could have a problem with that (or I could be wrong). I mean, I guess there's about a 1 in 10 billion chance that someone might not see my truck there (in the dark with no headlights on) and walk into it and knock themselves out and then get run over in the parking lot. I'm sure someone will explain to me the reason for this (and I bet it has to do with ICE vehicles and doesn't make sense for EVs).
GM and ford are similar. In the app you remote start and you ac/heat comes on to your previous setting. That is how you cool or heat your cabin. They don’t keep temp/setting separately so ya kinda have to “remote start”.What are you remote starting? There is no engine to start. I assume if hummer is like the tesla you can control cabin temp from app but no need to start it. Just walk up get in and go.
I can heat/cool my plaid and not start it. Maybe hummer is different I will find out soon as mine gets here.
Remember the seats are vegan leather.Perspective is pretty interesting here. I actually think the fit and finish (for everything else you get in the truck) is exactly what I would have expected. Don't get me wrong, I would always want things to be better. But when I compare it to my sisters Model X Tesla, which cost a lot more, I feel like I am getting a LOT more for the money! The fact they fit all this crazy tech, the removable panels, the 4 wheel steering, crazy acceleration, etc and that it is a halo vehicle, I am actually surprised it didn't come in at a higher price point! I mean they even fit in heated AND cooled seats, AND heated rear seats!
I think they also had to balance the interior on cost, functionality, ruggedness, and ease of maintenance (how easy is it to clean) - so given that, I feel like they did pretty good.
Totally agree, what were they thinking?? the driver side is great, the passenger and back make no sense at all, why would you want matts that just slide around all over the place? I'll try the velcro as well, good call!The rubber floor mats are kinda strange. Driver's side is ok because it snaps in place. Passenger side just slides all around with nothing to hold it in it's place. I'm looking forward to putting carpeted floor mats in the Edition 1, once GM agrees on something that suits this truck. In the meantime, I'm adding HD velcro to the passenger side.
Sunlight. Some heatCover the food panels?
Do they let too much sunlight and heat in?
I got my entire Hummer wrapped (clear), including the roof panels - the wrap has UV protective properties so that helps a little bit. I asked if the inside of the panels could be tinted, but they said the tint wouldn't stick to the panels since they are not glass (not sure I believe that). You could ask a tint shop if they can tint the inside of the roof panels.Sunlight. Some heat